The Giants went on the road to face arguably the best defense in the NFL without top wide receivers Malik Nabers (ACL) and Darius Slayton (hamstring), as well as center John Michael Schmitz (concussion). And this is an offense that was already lacking playmakers.

There are many things from Sunday's stunning 33-32 loss to the Broncos that the Giants would like to do over, but there are no plutonium-powered DeLoreans available to take them back in time.

After the Giants’ heartbreaking 33-32 loss, Daboll removed his headset and slammed it on the sidelines in front of defensive coordinator Shane Bowen. In Kay’s mind, this was Daboll lashing out at his coordinator after squandering a 19-0 lead entering the fourth quarter.

New York Giants coach Brian Daboll will not commit to Jude McAtamney in Week 8, leaving the door open for Younghoe Koo or the return of Graham Gano.

The New York Giants were unable to seize momentum this past Sunday as they dropped a 33-32 road game to the Denver Broncos marked by a late defensive collapse including 33 points given up in the fourth quarter.

The latest example came in Sunday’s 33-32 loss to the Broncos, when the Giants squandered a 19-0 lead entering the fourth quarter. Despite the epic loss, Daboll can be seen attaching himself to young quarterback Jaxson Dart — and ESPN host Chris Carlin has an idea why.

The investigation into Giants coach Brian Daboll’s actions while quarterback Jaxson Dart was undergoing an in-game concussion evaluation on Oct. 9 is being “expedited” but has yet to reach any conclusion, according to one of the NFL’s executive vice presidents. The league and its Players Association are jointly looking into the incident.

Danny Parkins, Willie Colon, and Greg Jennings debate whether Sam Darnold’s performance in win or C.J. Stroud loss is more concerning. They also discuss if Brian Daboll is officially on the hot seat after New York’s heartbreaking final-minute defeat to the Denver Broncos and what it could mean for the rest of the season.